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Vendor-unknown Tree-free Perforated Hemp Business Cards (10 Sheets/100 Cards)

Original price was: $13.95.Current price is: $11.58.

Eco-Friendly & Sustainable: Made from 100% tree-free hemp paper, these business cards are perfect for environmentally conscious individuals and businesses.
Perforated for Easy Use: Each sheet contains 10 perforated business cards, making it easy to separate and use. No cutting required!
High-Quality Material: The hemp paper is durable, smooth, and ideal for printing. It provides a unique texture and eco-friendly appeal to your business cards.
Versatile DIY Option: Perfect for DIY projects, these sheets allow you to create custom business cards at home or in the office. Compatible with most printers.
Fast Shipping & Secure Payment: Enjoy reliable shipping options and secure payment methods. Start your eco-friendly branding journey today!

SKU: accessories-5728351518887 Categories: DIY, Hemp Paper Tags: Accessories: Hemp Paper Products, Hemp paper

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Tree-free perforated hemp business cards made in USA. Great for printing on inkjet and laserjet printers. Sweatshop-free.

Perforated Hemp Business Cards

Name: Tree-Free Hemp Business Cards | Eco-Friendly Perforated DIY Hemp Paper | 10 Sheets/100 Cards
SKU: accessories-5728351518887
Price: 11.58 USD
Availability: InStock

Tree-free Perforated Hemp Business Cards made from hemp card stock paper: 25% North-American-grown hemp, 75% post-consumer virgin tree-free recycled paper.

10 Perforated sheets, 10 hemp business cards on each sheet, so each kit makes 100 hemp business cards. Each business card is 2″ x 3.5″.

Our hemp business cards print well on both inkjet printer or laser printer. 70# Hemp cardstock. Made in USA. Natural organic hemp business cards.

Acid-free, chlorine-free. Archival quality.

Hemp is a fast-growing, renewable resource alternative to trees. Humans have made paper of the hemp plant for thousands of years. After dramatically reducing forest coverage of the earth, we now realize we may have to use hemp again, for a sustainable, all natural quality paper for the future.